Four Horrible Examples From a Temperance Address
Jerome S. McWade denounces intoxication in Duluth with examples tracing drunken behavior. He cites Baron Ingersoll’s drinker quotes, the British view of intoxication, and a Canadian joke about sniffing flowers in the carpet. He also recalls three New York men waking Mrs Smith with hiccups and a drunken plea for her husband.
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Jerome S. McWade
Duluth
Colonel Ingersoll
New York
Smith
Littlefield Praised for Early Bar Exam Mastery
Former Maine representative Littlefield now in New York law practice recalls the judge who lauded his answer to a tough question. The incident highlighted his deep grasp of law as a young candidate in a class setting.
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Littlefield
Maine
New York City
Remarkable Feat of Walker Edward Weston Across America
The veteran pedestrian Edward Payson Weston completed a Los Angeles to New York walk in seventy seven days, covering about 3480 miles. At seventy two he walked sixty to seventy miles daily, showing discipline, diet, and steady living can preserve vigor into old age. He undertook the journey as a lesson to American youth rather than for money or fame.
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Edward Payson Weston
Los Angeles
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Weston
America
Roosevelt is Granted Freedom of London Amid Speech on Empire
Roosevelt receives the freedom of the city at Guildhall London and uses a bold address to defend British rule in Egypt Uganda and Sudan while criticizing Egyptian Nationalists as unable to ensure justice He urges Britain to stay in Egypt arguing it must order the land and condemns sentimentality as a danger to righteousness The speech electrifies about 10000 listeners in attendance
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London
Roosevelt
Africa
Great Britain
Egypt
Uganda
Soudan
Try
Cascade Gardens Estate Promises Five Acre Plots in Wenatchee
F I Reynolds promotes Cascade Gardens in Wenatchee offering five acre tracts aimed at families seeking living value and scenery. A list of current Cascade Garden landowners spans blocks B through K including Terry Ross J F Webber Thomas Spears A J Linville Harry Battles Francis E Cadman Deed H Mayor Fred Kemp Joseph Gangler Charlie Brownfield L H Breese Bert Craig F R Peake J H Ferryman L T Armstrong George Mahir Mrs Gladys Crampton Guy A Hamilton Louis Michel C W Hastings Richard Simon A V Huff J E Grant L J Nelson Ed Guntherless Shannon Fewkes.
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Terry Ross
J. F. Webber
Thomas Spears
A. J. Linville
Harry Battles
Francis E. Cadman
F. W. Arnold
H. E. Carr
Howard A. Thompson
Ordway Allenbaugh
Amsey Thomas
Howard W. Patience
George Helgeson
Block F
Bert Craig
F. R. Peake
J. H. Ferryman
L. T. Armstrong
Block G
George Mahir
Mrs
Gladys Crampton
Guy A. Hamilton
Louis Michel
C. W. Hastings
Richard Simon
A. V. Huff
May sales and land transfers noted in Washington records
Red Apple Real Estate reports May sales totaling over 40000 with transactions including Chas Clingenpeel purchasing sixteen acres near Arlington cemetery for 13000 owned by W M Caldwell, and a ten acre East Wenatchee plot for 5500 from Augustus Holterhoff. Harry Buttles and E F Cadman buy Cascade Gardens lots from F A Reynolds. Cummins announces support for the administration railroad bill, offering an amendment requiring railroads to prove rate reasonableness after January 1, 1910, adopted without division.
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Red Apple Real Estate Company
Chas, Clingenpeel
Arlington
W. M. Caldwell
King County
Clingenpeel
East Wenatchee
J. H. Howard
Wenatchee
Augustus Holterhoff
Harry Buttles
E. F. Cadman
Cascade Gardens
F. A. Reynolds
Cummins
Washington
Senate
Jim Jeffries Described as Three Men in One by McCoy
Kid McCoy declares Jeffries is three men in one with unmatched strength and vitality. He says Jeffries can outlast opponents, remains unusually tough, and has kept fit through a quiet domestic life since retirement.
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McCoy
Jeffries
Kid McCoy
Baseball bats vary with players from giants to dwarfs
Baseball players vary in bat size as much as in build. Oakes uses a small warclub while Bresnahan and Wagner wield lighter clubs. The big man’s heavy bat requires immense strength to swing, often delivering powerful hits.
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Oakes
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Bresnahan
Hans Wagner
Hans
Intermountain Racing meets announced dates
Manager Richard Dwyer of the Utah Jockey club announced the Inter national Racing association meets. Ogden opens May 25 to June 4 followed by Salt Lake City June 6 to July 21 at Buena Vista park. Then Butte hosts July 23 to Aug 29 and Cheyenne Sept 1 to Sept 20. Final Salt Lake City meeting runs Sept 24 to Oct 20.
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Richard Dwyer
Utah Jockey Club
International Racing Association
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Buena Vista Park
Butte
Cheyenne
Intermountain
Pittsburgs Favored by Tim Murnane for Steady Play
Tim Murnane, famed baseball writer, calls the Pirates the most unattractive yet toughest champion team. Fred Clarke selects players who stay focused on business, excel in effort from start to finish, and maintain condition to the end.
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Pittsburgs
Tim Murnane
Fred Clarke
Labor Day Regatta Plans Vexed By International Clubs
Philadelphia and Baltimore rowing groups seek to stage this year’s middle states regatta on Labor Day. Notable figures include marathoner Johnny Hayes and Italian Dorando eyeing international routes. Austrailian swimming champion F E Beaupaire may visit America as Ottawa and other clubs anticipate European shell and Canadian American championships. George Bonhag will race Jack Tait in Ottawa on May 24 as calendar shows Canadian Thoroughbred venues from May to September.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Johnny Hayes
South Africa
Australia
Dorando
South America
F. E. Beaupaire
London
Europe
America
Ottawa
Canada
George Bonhag
Jack Tait
Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Racing Association
Toronto
Montreal
Hamilton
Fort Erie
Windsor
Life Sentence For Wife Poisoner In Colville Case
Spokane May 31 In Judge Kennan's court at Colville George Pepoon was sentenced to life in state prison at Walla Walla for poisoning his wife Edith Pepoon. He will appeal to the supreme court.
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Spokane
Walla Walla
George Pepoon
Kennan
Colville
Pepoon
Edith Pepoon
Supreme Court
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Rosalie
Malaga
Rosalie Orchard
Wenatchcee Valley
J.S. Mooney
the Daily World
Scientific American
W. C. Liller
National Democratic League
National Democratic League of Clubs
William C. Liller
Indianapolis
Liller
Idaho
Tive
Kentucky
Louisville
University of Tennessee
Federation of Clubs
American Press Association
Teddy
England
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Cascade Tracts
F.1a. Reynolds
Cascade Garden Tracts
E. A. King
Deed H. Mayor
Fred Kemp
Joseph Gangler
Harry Shotwell
James F. Forte
Charlie Brownfield
H. Breese
Block K
J. E. Grant
L. J. Nelson
Guntherless
Shannon Fewkes
Jim Jeffries
Intermountain Racing
Long
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